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  Kisingiri House Established in 1895, this concrete house, roofed with rusty corrugated iron sheets is found along the royal mile, less than a minute's walk from the gate of Buganda's parliament,  [ ... ]

By View Uganda A couple of investors have injected a mammoth US$60million into the construction of high-standard environmentally friendly accommodation in the Uganda national parks. This investment [ ... ]

By Our Reporter They say humility and ambition almost never sit still in the same plate. That to achieve you must plough through the world with ruthless abandon. But see, that’s not entirely true [ ... ]

Note however that no one, not even those who have done it for a while, dare to eat amukeke without some water or tea on the side. You could choke!

By Solomon Oleny Gipir and Labongo, what a time old legend! Dating far back into the 15th Century, its climax sits atop a spot on the Albert Nile called Wang-Lei. With a genesis almost dismissable, [ ... ]

If you love fast food like burgers, pizzas, mid-town diner is quiet and easy on the price.  It is found at the back of one of an iconic commercial building--that faces Centenary park o [ ... ]

By Our Reporter Mwenge Bigele. Get drunk on a ripe banana beverage, or just bask in the glory that is the Buganda culture. Like its name suggests, the brewing process involves stepping.  Mwenge is [ ... ]

  Omukama kabalega, Bunyoro's greatest king courtesy pic  By Solomon Oleny  A story is told of a king, a very gutsy king. He remains the greatest king of Bunyoro Kingdom. Omukama Kabalega, what [ ... ]

By Our reporter Like a treasure, it stays shy away from the buzzing Gulu town. Many know her as the 140 year old scenic setting where Senegalese-American R&B super star Akon shot the video for  [ ... ]

By Edwin Nuwagaba The Western part of the country is a hub of names exalting God. Interesting, right? Ever wondered why? Natukunda (He loves us), Nuwazuna (He is the one who saves), Mwesigye (trust [ ... ]

The memory of climbing Kagulu hill stays arched in our brains. See, just like the Great Wall of China, climbing the rocky Kagulu Hill might look easy on the eye but quite the opposite. Standing at 3 [ ... ]

By Edwin Nuwagaba Let’s dial back to 80s and the 90s, shall we? 30 years and above, anyone? Remember how the African wax print (Ankara) locally known as kitenge, was won mostly by old people? It  [ ... ]

Great-blue-turaco. Picture-by-Kevin-Bartlett.   By Our reporter The beauty of a bird, like a fabric, is in its feathers. However, what screams beauty other than an enchanting colour, right? Th [ ... ]

By Our Staff Since its inception, the chair morphed into shapes, fascinating shapes. But as you sit on your comfy couch in your sitting room today after a long day at work, in Karamoja, people swif [ ... ]